Sentence examples for fiasco from from inspiring English sources

The coup was a fiasco from the start.

It was a fiasco from start to finish.

The handling of the Juárez murders has been a cynical fiasco from the start.

Ford: Because I think the Foundation's been a fiasco from my point of view from day one.

If his first term had its ups and downs, his second has been a fiasco from the start.

Then, there was "Patch Adams" — Whoa! "Patch Adams," the Robin Williams fiasco from 1998, about the medic who uses clownish capers to help the sick and the dying?

Children's worst new lesson in the British political process comes not from the Brexit fiasco but from Steven Spielberg's live-action adaptation of Roald Dahl's "The BFG".

Historian Lewis L. Gould described the speech as a "fiasco" for Parker from which the candidate did not recover.

Call to mind the fiasco resulting from your last attempt at being intimate with a partner d.

Mr. Brewer contends that the towing fiasco resulted from a series of misunderstandings with Mr. Bergene and the Mexican government.

Alex Fishman, an Israeli military journalist, called the killings part of an "ongoing fiasco" resulting from "flawed professionalism" in the army.